B-100655, JUL. 13, 1955
Highlights
HUBER: REFERENCE IS MADE TO YOUR LETTER OF APRIL 28. YOUR CLAIM FOR THE PROCEEDS OF THE ABOVE-DESCRIBED CHECK WAS DISALLOWED BY SETTLEMENT OF THIS OFFICE DATED DECEMBER 15. THE DISALLOWANCE WAS SUSTAINED. A COPY OF WHICH IS ENCLOSED. THE REASONS FOR THE DISALLOWANCE WERE CAREFULLY EXPLAINED TO YOU IN DETAIL. THE MATTER HAS BEEN RECONSIDERED AND IT IS CLEAR THAT THE PREVIOUS ACTION IN DISALLOWING YOUR CLAIM WAS PROPER AND THAT NO LEGAL AUTHORITY EXISTS FOR THE PAYMENT OF ANY AMOUNT TO YOU.
B-100655, JUL. 13, 1955
TO MISS MARY L. HUBER:
REFERENCE IS MADE TO YOUR LETTER OF APRIL 28, 1955, ADDRESSED TO THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT, DIVISION OF DISBURSEMENT, IN WHICH YOU MAKE INQUIRY CONCERNING TREASURY CHECK NO. 5,076,274 IN THE AMOUNT OF $570.62 DRAWN TO YOUR ORDER ON NOVEMBER 16, 1939, BY G. F. ALLEN, SYMBOL 89,923.
YOUR CLAIM FOR THE PROCEEDS OF THE ABOVE-DESCRIBED CHECK WAS DISALLOWED BY SETTLEMENT OF THIS OFFICE DATED DECEMBER 15, 1950, AND BY OUR DECISION OF FEBRUARY 8, 1951, THE DISALLOWANCE WAS SUSTAINED. IN THE DECISION OF FEBRUARY 8, 1951, A COPY OF WHICH IS ENCLOSED, THE REASONS FOR THE DISALLOWANCE WERE CAREFULLY EXPLAINED TO YOU IN DETAIL. THE MATTER HAS BEEN RECONSIDERED AND IT IS CLEAR THAT THE PREVIOUS ACTION IN DISALLOWING YOUR CLAIM WAS PROPER AND THAT NO LEGAL AUTHORITY EXISTS FOR THE PAYMENT OF ANY AMOUNT TO YOU.